KZN Student Starts Side Hustle at Campus Residence, Mzansi Impressed: "You Didn't Take Shortcuts"

• A KZN student has opened multiple side hustles at her campus residence to earn an extra income
• The young woman sells magwinya and different snacks, from chips to biscuits, and she recently started doing hair
• Netizens congratulated her for doing such a fantastic job and finding a way to provide for herself

A hardworking student from KwaZulu-Natal has decided to take matters into her own hands to support herself financially while studying.

KZN student creates an income stream for herself

As a full-time student, TikTok user @thoobyvilakazi04 found making ends meet with the high tuition, books and living expenses challenging.

The young woman shared a post about the different businesses she has. She started the side hustle right from her residence and has been able to generate extra cash to support herself.

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Watch the video below:

KZN student encourages others to start successful side hustles

South Africans are impressed by the student's hard work and determination to succeed despite her challenges. Her story has gone viral on social media, with many people praising her for her entrepreneurial spirit and creativity.

Here are some of the comments:

@Fórtüñåtè Lêê Mõgåñê said:

"May God bless your hustle, sister."

@yolendaposh commented:

"Smart, smart, smart and smart. Godspeed."

@Zintle said:

"Well done, darling."

@Pookiie commented:

"I respect you, mama."

@Kanyisa said:

"This is a whole shopping centre."

@IamHER commented:

"Respect; you didn't take shortcuts like most girls would."

@nandiphathepsychic said:

"The hustler you are today is the hustler you will be tomorrow. I used to sell Avon at varsity, and now, I have my own skincare brand. Keep going!!"

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In similar stories, Briefly News reported about a young woman from Thokoza who opened up her own business.

Abongile Makhubela opened a hair salon after months of working outside her house.

The young hun went from doing hair in her backyard to owning a building, and netizens are impressed by the entrepreneurial move.

Mzansi congratulated and commended her for starting from humble beginnings and moving on to something bigger and better.

Source: Briefly News